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Media-Providence Friends School

125 West Third StreetMedia, PA 19145
Phone: 610-565-1960Email: adimaria@mpfs.orgWebsite: Visit Website Google Map

A close-knit learning community, MPFS offers students big views of the world ahead. Here, in small classes, under the caring tutelage of early childhood, elementary school and adolescent experts who love what they do, students from different backgrounds and faiths grow up together, immersed in an academic environment that speaks to all the aspects of their beings: intellectual, emotional, physical and spiritual.

Every day, students at Friends are engaged in the processes of learning and discovery in contexts that honor the values of simplicity, peace, integrity, community, equality and service. As they reflect upon what they hear, see and feel, make connections between lessons and life, construct knowledge and act upon their convictions, they learn that learning itself is a lifetime pursuit.


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"MPFS is a gem of a school where every child discovers who they are and how to be the best “them” they can be. Quaker values are a great foundation for pedagogy because everyone is valued, regardless of their age."--Bruce Haines on Facebook

"My daughter had an excellent experience at MPFS. Such a well- rounded development program in not only academics, but also in the areas of exploration, inquiry, creativity, social development and being of service to name a few. I also appreciate the resourceful partnership between the students and teachers the relationship between teachers." --Laura Franz Matika on Facebook

"In addition to a fantastic education, MPFS is teaching my daughter about what it means to be part of a community. She is learning and practicing critical thinking, teamwork and conflict resolution skills daily as well as being introduced to new technologies and ways to apply them." --Meagan Watkins on Facebook

"It's what every learning environment should be! Teachers are engaged, enthusiastic, generous with their time and have a deep connection with each student. As a result, students feel comfortable, known and appreciated for their unique perspective. This shared connection creates a caring community environment that impacts the world in a positive way." --Daryl Ballough on Facebook